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Girls’ hats were usually decorated with ____________ which were believed to protect them against evil forces.
eagle owl feathers
As soon as the woman gave birth to her first child, her headdress would be replaced with _________________________.
a white turban, or kimeshek.
Types of jewelry usually depended on _______ of those who wore them.
age, social and marital status
_________ a compulsory element of both male and female clothing.
Belts
_______ was worn over them, which was supposed to be put off at the entrance to the house.
Leather kebis
Another common type of footwear among Kazakhs was light boots without heels
ichigi or masi
Who did often wear boots with high heels (up to 6 - 8 cm)?
Young people
In old times it was similar for men and women
Kazakh foot wear
Conical hat
Saukele
What is the kazakh women's national bridal headwear?
Saukele
Сamisole with sleeves is ________
“zhendi kemzal”
A camisole without sleeves was called ________
feminine kemzal
What is the warm women's clothing typically made of fox fur?
Kupe
Women dress is ____
Koilek
Some people call it tyubeteyka
Takiya
This oldest word comes from the word 'wolf'
Boryk
It is one kind of spring and autumn male headdress.
Boryk
What can also be made from raccoon skin ("Janat ishik") or silver foxes ("kara tulki”)?
Ton
What is common winter clothing for the Kazakhs?
Ton
These robes are not as gender specific as other clothes, and both men and women commonly wear them.
Shapan
Women wore it under “koylek”
Shalbar
Only ________ were permitted to have red in their clothing
girls and young women
Hat in kazakh is ____
Kalpak
In the 18th century, ___________ were sewn from homespun camel hair fabric and skin.
shalbar